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1,198 PointsI do not understand why it would print out o o h
What is the output of the following code?
for letter in "You got this!":
if letter in "oh":
print(letter)
1 Answer
Hazem mosaad
15,384 PointsHello ! as you see what the loop is doing the following
# when loop start for first time .. take first letter y and then create the check
if y in "oh" # false because y not in oh so nothing happen then.
if o in "oh" # true because o in oh so print "o" to screen then.
#loop through all letters until reach another "o" so print it.
#until now the output is "oo" when reach one "h" and "h" in "oh" so the final output is "ooh".
I hope this clear for you happy programming !